Rough and grey as rock, I am plain as plain can be, But hidden deep inside a great beauty, what am I?

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Rough and grey as rock,
I am plain as plain can be,
But hidden deep inside a great beauty,
what am I?

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posted Dec 8, 2016 by anonymous

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It's an oyster with a pearl.

answer Dec 8, 2016 by Tejas Naik

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